Of course I am. Also love what Pauline is doing and all the rednecks we represent.That's f*cking disgusting. All Australians should be ashamed of ourselves that there are people that think this way in our country.
This is your team @Avenger, proud of that are you?
Name calling and sarcasm, that's a quality argument there, you must definitely be right.Of course I am. Also love what Pauline is doing and all the rednecks we represent.
#idiot
Everytine I'm being sarcastic I'll post a rainbow flag that way you will not be confused. Deal?Name calling and sarcasm, that's a quality argument there, you must definitely be right.
Actually, to be fair, I'm not 100% sure it even is sarcasm, I know you're trying to make it sound like sarcasm, but as far as I know, from what you've said so far, that could be what you really think.
That's f*cking disgusting. All Australians should be ashamed of ourselves that there are people that think this way in our country.
This is your team @Avenger, proud of that are you?
+1It's not his team just because he's voting no.
I disagree with his stance but I also don't believe he is a hateful piece of shit like whoever is responsible for that abysmal effort.
Avenger said here that he was disgusted.
That's f*cking disgusting. All Australians should be ashamed of ourselves that there are people that think this way in our country.
This is your team @Avenger, proud of that are you?
My two cents - I think it's disgraceful that we have to have a vote to determine whether two gay people deserve the same basic rights that homosrcual couples receive.
Why it isn't automatically a given is beyond me - are gay people not real citizens?
Tbh, the Australian government disappoints me.
It could be that homoscrual rights have been overstated
I am not even sure how that autocorrected!
Well they have provided a source.This must be part of the sensible debate.
Ah, 'flawed' research hey? Don't you hate when social 'science' gets debunked. It's almost as though it's not real science at all.By the way the "source" of the stats are flawed and the author is a Catholic priest
http://amp.slate.com/blogs/outward/...is_a_dishonest_assault_on_lgbtq_families.html
Well they have provided a source.
Because the existing law says that gay people can only marry members of the opposite sex, just like heterosexuals can.My two cents - I think it's disgraceful that we have to have a vote to determine whether two gay people deserve the same basic rights that heterosexual couples receive.
Why it isn't automatically a given is beyond me - are gay people not real citizens?
Tbh, the Australian government disappoints me.
In gender studies, no doubt.My brother's cat has a PHD too.
Ah, 'flawed' research hey? Don't you hate when social 'science' gets debunked. It's almost as though it's not real science at all.
In gender studies, no doubt.
Because the existing law says that gay people can only marry members of the opposite sex, just like heterosexuals can.
Obviously changing the law is a big step, hence the vote.